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About Kent Reliance

Kent Reliance is a banking services provider based in Kent that is part of OneSavings Bank plc. It was originally founded in 1898 as Chatham & District Reliance Building Society, before rebranding to Kent Reliance Building Society in 1986 after merging with Herne Bay Building Society.

Kent Reliance offers a range of residential and buy to let mortgages, as well as offering commercial lending.

Is Kent Reliance a high street mortgage lender?

No, Kent Reliance mortgages are available through intermediaries only. This means that you will need to work with an independent mortgage broker to learn more about the mortgage deals available to you. You can compare mortgages from Kent Reliance here at Teito!

How much can you borrow with Kent Reliance?

How much you can borrow with Kent Reliance will depend on your personal circumstances, income, deposit and any other properties you own. The best place to learn about how much you can borrow with Kent Reliance is through your local independent mortgage broker.

Can you get a Kent Reliance mortgage with bad credit?

Yes, it may be possible to get a Kent Reliance mortgage even with a chequered credit history. Applications are reviewed on a case by case basis, and whether or not you are approved will depend on the age and severity of the credit issue, as well as the mortgage that you're applying for and the loan to value ratio.

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